Latest Cannes News – Page 88
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NewsGaumont chairman Nicolas Seydoux criticises Venice chief over 'Roma' decision (exclusive)
‘Roma’ is “not a film” said the influential French figure.
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NewsCannes boss Thierry Frémaux talks Netflix competition ban: "We'll see about 2019"
Cannes delegate general also reflects on controversial press screening changes and rise of Venice.
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NewsStrand Releasing acquires Egyptian Oscar submission 'Yomeddine'
Cannes selection won Francois Chalais Prize on the Croisette Cannes in recognition of life-affirming story.
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NewsCannes' Thierry Frémaux to talk about 'the future of festivals' at Rome Film Fest
Jonathan Safran Foer and Isabelle Huppert among raft of further new speakers added.
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NewsKino Lorber acquires Cannes Critics Week winner 'Diamantino'
May 2019 theatrical launch set for comic fantasy about soul-searching fallen football idol.
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NewsSarajevo teams with Cannes Directors' Fortnight on short film initiative
Six directors from the region will produce shorts to screen in 2019.
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NewsKino Lorber snaps up Toronto-bound 'Long Day’s Journey Into Night'
Drama features lauded 3D sequence, will open theatrically in spring 2019.
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NewsCannes 2019: new Directors' Fortnight programming team announced
Paolo Moretti to head up Quinzaine from next year.
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NewsEthan Hawke joins Juliette Binoche, Catherine Deneuve in Kore-eda's 'La Verite'
The project is Kore-eda’s first since winning this year’s Palme d’Or for ‘Shoplifters’.
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NewsKorean film sales at Cannes Film Festival hit record high of $10m
Total is a 47% increase on previous record from 2017.
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NewsCannes Film Festival 2019 dates announced
The event confirmed on Twitter that it will take place from Tuesday 14 to Saturday 25 May 2019.
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NewsWell Go USA acquires Cannes selection 'Burning'
Feature marks South Korean auteur Lee’s first film in eight years since Poetry.
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NewsCannes title 'The Spy Gone North' sells to over 100 territories
Sales include UK/Ireland, Japan and French-speaking territories.
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NewsParis appeals court rules in favour of Paulo Branco on ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
Surprise twist in the long-running battle between Paulo Branco and Terry Gilliam over rights to ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’
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NewsStrand Releasing picks up Christophe Honore’s 'Sorry Angel'
Distributor earmarks autumn release.
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NewsRoland Emmerich’s 'Midway' sparks deals for AGC International
Lionsgate for UK, Universum for Germany and Metropolitan for France among buyers.
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NewsUK thriller 'Winter Ridge' sells to North America, China, Italy (exclusive)
The film won four awards at this year’s London Independent Film Festival.
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NewsThe Orchard acquires Cannes premiere 'El Angel'
Distributor’s second acquisition from Cannes after Birds Of Passage.
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News'Cold War' to open 2018 Sarajevo Film Festival
Pawel Pawlikowski won best director for the film in Cannes.